Lewis Hamilton will lose his credibility at Ferrari warns F1 veteran unless he improves F1 veteran Jacques Villeneuve has issued a stark warning to Lewis Hamilton, stating the seven-time world champion risks losing credibility at Ferrari unless he significantly improves his performance. Speaking on The Race podcast, Villeneuve noted Hamilton’s lackluster 2025 season, with only 41 points and no podiums in seven races, trailing teammate Charles Leclerc by 62 points. “He’s not delivering the Hamilton magic,” Villeneuve said, emphasizing that Ferrari’s passionate Tifosi expect results, not excuses, from the 40-year-old Briton. Hamilton’s struggles, yourself, particularly at Imola, where he qualified 12th for the 2025 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, have fueled doubts. Villeneuve warned that without a turnaround, Hamilton’s legacy could be tarnished. Fans on X are divided, with some defending Hamilton’s adaptation to Ferrari’s SF-25 car, while others agree his form must improve to justify his move. Ferrari remains supportive, but pressure is mounting ahead of the May

By | May 15, 2025

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F1 legend Jacques Villeneuve has warned that Lewis Hamilton could risk damaging his legacy at Ferrari if he doesn’t significantly improve his performance. Speaking on The Race podcast, Villeneuve pointed to Hamilton’s disappointing 2025 season so far—scoring only 41 points and no podiums in seven races—as a worrying sign. He currently trails his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc by 62 points, raising questions about his ability to adapt to the SF-25. “He’s not delivering the Hamilton magic,” Villeneuve stated, stressing that Ferrari’s loyal fanbase, the Tifosi, expect immediate results rather than excuses, especially from a seven-time world champion.

Hamilton’s struggles were evident at the 2025 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, where he qualified a lowly 12th at Imola, further intensifying scrutiny. While some fans on social media platform X are defending Hamilton, citing the challenges of adjusting to a new team and car, others argue that his performance must improve to validate his high-profile move to Ferrari. Despite Ferrari’s public support, the pressure is growing. With expectations sky-high and his reputation on the line, Hamilton must find a way to rediscover his form quickly—or risk seeing his storied career end on a sour note.

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